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In a strategic move to manage players’ workloads, Warriors head coach Steve Kerr indicated that Draymond Green might sit out Wednesday’s game against the Spurs for rest. Green, who is set to play on Tuesday against the Thunder, has been dealing with minor injuries. With Al Horford available for the Spurs game, Kerr aims to ensure veteran presence by rotating their participation, maintaining depth in the lineup.

Draymond Green delivered a strong performance in Golden State’s loss to the Nuggets, recording 17 points and hitting five three-pointers, marking season-highs in both categories. His return from a rib injury saw him play 26 minutes, providing a spark with efficient shooting from deep. Green’s current form in three-point shooting could be pivotal as the Warriors prepare to face the Pacers on Sunday.

Draymond Green is set to return for Friday’s game against the Nuggets after missing Wednesday’s matchup with the Kings due to a rib injury. With Steph Curry sidelined and both Jimmy Butler and Moses Moody dealing with injuries, Green may see an increased role, providing a key presence on both ends of the court.

Draymond Green is set to return to action on Friday against the Nuggets following a one-game absence due to a rib injury. With his anticipated return, Quinten Post is likely to move back to a reserve position. However, the final lineup decisions may hinge on the availability of Jimmy Butler, who remains questionable with a back issue.

Draymond Green’s status is uncertain for Wednesday’s matchup against the Kings due to a rib injury. With Stephen Curry not available and Jimmy Butler and Brandin Podziemski also questionable, the Warriors may have to rely on Trayce Jackson-Davis, Quinten Post, and Gui Santos for increased roles. The team will need to adjust its lineup if Green is unable to play, impacting their strategy against Sacramento.

In their preseason finale against the Clippers, the Golden State Warriors will field a starting lineup that includes regular starters Draymond Green and Stephen Curry, alongside rookie Will Richard. Richard, fresh from the University of Florida, will have the opportunity to showcase his skills before the regular season begins. The Warriors hope to cap off a successful preseason with a win, building on the positive momentum they have established. Meanwhile, the Clippers aim to continue their own encouraging preseason run.